Pretty nice '65 Falcon Futura, Tucson, Az

(Not my wagon. Contact seller listed in the listing)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1965-Ford-F...reet-Rod-/131457441810?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

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Listing text:
Up for bid is a 1965 Ford Falcon Futura Wagon This Falcon is powered by a 302 V-8 with Edelbrock intake and Holley carb. It is in front of a Ford AOD transmission with a Lokar shifter. The front suspension is a Heidts clip with power rack and pinon steering and power disc brakes. The rear end is out of a 70 Mustang. American Torq Thurst 17 inch wheels with 235/45Z/R17 Tires. New exhaust with stainless tips. Interior is custom done by the builder. Features Denim insert in seats and door panels. Custom gauges for amp, oil and temp. The speedometer and gas gauge work. The vintage A/C works well. The condenser is remote mounted with electric fan. This is a good and mild running 302 motor out of a 85 LTD. Aluminum radiator with electric fan and stainless overflow. The Custom paint job is still in great condition for a 5 year old build. The beautiful Blue is a 2003, 2004 Mustang PPG paint. This is a great little wagon that is fun to drive and always gets noticed where ever you go. The Falcon was rebuilt about 5 years ago in Louisiana. I took the car in on trade for my roadster pickup. The car is advertised in other places so I reserve the right to cancel the auction at anytime.You can ask question thru ebay. Please feel free to do that or if you want someone to check it out. The Falcon is a as is sale. I have told you everything that I know about the car.

 

It is beautiful. The work done justifies the price, but it may be over what the market will bear for a Falcon, no matter how nice

 

Lots of work done and well. Customized which narrows your market. A hot rod is nice but it is your hot rod and to sell it you must find someone with the same taste in cars as you...

 

Compared to a resto-modded Chevy Nova, I'll bet you can get into this one for a lot less money. A Nova fixed up this nice would be in the $17-23k range. I'm thinking maybe $12k on this one...or possibly less.

 

I like the color.
Looks all original to me. Maybe the igition key has been replaced. It does appear non factory.

 

0 bids with $8,000K opening bid.
Maybe he should look for that original key

 

Sadly vehicles like this have few who are interested. I really do like it but would never get to use it much.

 

it just hit the local CL ads......

 

Yikes! A bit more pricey than I would have thought.... maybe he would deal a bit, though.

http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/4944450975.html

 

1965 Falcon S/W

$14,500 and he doesn't even have the "FA" gas cap on it! :confused: